Hi!
How's your Friday going? I must say that I love a quiet Friday at home, where I can gear up for the busyness of the weekend. Hudson is in respite for the weekend, so it's going to be a big 'getting things done' weekend. Hopefully the weather will cooperate!
I'm hoping to sneak in some crafting time, as I have a huge pile of new stuff on my desk waiting to get inky. How about you? Hopefully you'll find time to play along with our Just Add Stripes challenge at Just Add Ink.
I decided to use a piece of striped DSP from the new Pop Of Pink SDSP pack. It's so cute, and the perfect backdrop for this sweet little girl. She's a LaLa Land stamp, coloured with Copics.
Does my card remind you a little of my JAI card from a few weeks ago? You can see it here. That would be because the cards are for my twin nieces, and they were deliberately designed to match, but not be exactly the same. I hope they like them!
You can see that I made the insides pretty much the same too.
Have a great weekend, hopefully it's one that involves some craft time so you can play along with us at Just Add Ink.
Bye for now,
Tina
Showing posts with label Hey Girl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hey Girl. Show all posts
Friday, 17 June 2016
Friday, 3 June 2016
JAI #314: Just Add Inspiration
Hi!
As always, Friday at Just Add Ink is new challenge time!
This week Di has picked a gorgeous citrus image for our inspiration. The colours in the pic are fabulous, so that's where I decided to go with my card.
This little cutie has been sitting on my desk for a week or so, waiting for the right card. I think she's a LaLa Land stamp, and I coloured her with a mix of Copics and Blendabilities.
Her dress is a bit more vibrant than it appears in this photo - I just couldn't get Photoshop to get the colour accurate without distorting the other colours.
You can see that I used the retired Have A Cuppa DSP on my background as a nod to the citrus in the photo. Don't you just love it when you have the perfect piece of DSP in your stash?
LOL, I'm not sure why I put a balloon on the inside, as there aren't any balloons on the front. It just seemed appropriate for a birthday card!
What inspiration do you take from the photo? Why don't you pop on over to see what the rest of the Just Add Ink Design Team have made?
Bye for now,
Tina
As always, Friday at Just Add Ink is new challenge time!
This week Di has picked a gorgeous citrus image for our inspiration. The colours in the pic are fabulous, so that's where I decided to go with my card.
This little cutie has been sitting on my desk for a week or so, waiting for the right card. I think she's a LaLa Land stamp, and I coloured her with a mix of Copics and Blendabilities.
Her dress is a bit more vibrant than it appears in this photo - I just couldn't get Photoshop to get the colour accurate without distorting the other colours.
You can see that I used the retired Have A Cuppa DSP on my background as a nod to the citrus in the photo. Don't you just love it when you have the perfect piece of DSP in your stash?
LOL, I'm not sure why I put a balloon on the inside, as there aren't any balloons on the front. It just seemed appropriate for a birthday card!
What inspiration do you take from the photo? Why don't you pop on over to see what the rest of the Just Add Ink Design Team have made?
Bye for now,
Tina
Wednesday, 23 September 2015
The Cardmaker's Children
Hi!
Do you know the saying about the cobbler's children? "The cobbler's children have no shoes". Sigh. I think the proverb could be applied to my house sometimes - the cardmaker's children have no cards. I often get so busy making cards for classes and other people that my own family tend to get neglected. Today's cards are ones I made recently for Alex and Ada for their birthdays, which are in April and July respectively. I know, parent of the year! To make matters worse, I showed them their cards and then told them they couldn't have them until I'd photographed them for blogging. I think they are used to it by now!
Ada's card was made with the Hey Girl stamp set. I would have been in big trouble if I'd used any other stamp set! I coloured it with my Blendabilities and then did a quick watercolour wash over the background, being very careful to NOT touch the Momento ink with my Aqua Painter.
Alex's card was CASEd from a fellow Demonstrator, Tracey Humphries. I can't find a blog to link to though. I saw her card in a closed demonstrator group. It's fantastically easy though - just the star within a heap of circles! Awesome boy card.
EDIT: Tracey has a Facebook page here.
Having admitted being VERY late with my two oldest children's cards, I will say that I was MUCH faster with Hudson's. He turned 8 on Sunday and I made his card yesterday. You'll have to wait until Friday to see it though, it's my Just Add Ink card for the upcoming challenge.
Bye for now,
Tina
Do you know the saying about the cobbler's children? "The cobbler's children have no shoes". Sigh. I think the proverb could be applied to my house sometimes - the cardmaker's children have no cards. I often get so busy making cards for classes and other people that my own family tend to get neglected. Today's cards are ones I made recently for Alex and Ada for their birthdays, which are in April and July respectively. I know, parent of the year! To make matters worse, I showed them their cards and then told them they couldn't have them until I'd photographed them for blogging. I think they are used to it by now!
Ada's card was made with the Hey Girl stamp set. I would have been in big trouble if I'd used any other stamp set! I coloured it with my Blendabilities and then did a quick watercolour wash over the background, being very careful to NOT touch the Momento ink with my Aqua Painter.
Alex's card was CASEd from a fellow Demonstrator, Tracey Humphries. I can't find a blog to link to though. I saw her card in a closed demonstrator group. It's fantastically easy though - just the star within a heap of circles! Awesome boy card.
EDIT: Tracey has a Facebook page here.
Having admitted being VERY late with my two oldest children's cards, I will say that I was MUCH faster with Hudson's. He turned 8 on Sunday and I made his card yesterday. You'll have to wait until Friday to see it though, it's my Just Add Ink card for the upcoming challenge.
Bye for now,
Tina
Thursday, 30 July 2015
JAI #273: Just Add Colour
Hi!
It's Friday, so you know what that means - time for a new Just Add Ink challenge. This week we have a gorgeous colour combination for you. I fell in love with this combo instantly!
How fabulous is it? The beautiful, rich jewel colours are balanced wonderfully by the neutrals. I've been wanting to play with Hey Girl since I got it a month or so ago, and I had a niece turning 11, so it was perfect timing!
I got my Blendabilites out to colour this one. I know, they are discontinued, so it's a bit of a tease, but I thought they'd work really well with the image. I used my Blackberry Bliss Stampin' Write marker for the butterflies as there were no BB Blendies. To ground the images I used my Aqua Painter with some Crumb Cake ink. It's difficult to tell, but I also used the Aqua Painter with some Soft Sky ink to do the sky. The card just looked a bit funny stark white.
One of the things I love about this set is the cute little butterflies. I especially love that you get two - one facing in each direction.
See you over at Just Add Ink!
Bye for now,
Tina
It's Friday, so you know what that means - time for a new Just Add Ink challenge. This week we have a gorgeous colour combination for you. I fell in love with this combo instantly!
How fabulous is it? The beautiful, rich jewel colours are balanced wonderfully by the neutrals. I've been wanting to play with Hey Girl since I got it a month or so ago, and I had a niece turning 11, so it was perfect timing!
I got my Blendabilites out to colour this one. I know, they are discontinued, so it's a bit of a tease, but I thought they'd work really well with the image. I used my Blackberry Bliss Stampin' Write marker for the butterflies as there were no BB Blendies. To ground the images I used my Aqua Painter with some Crumb Cake ink. It's difficult to tell, but I also used the Aqua Painter with some Soft Sky ink to do the sky. The card just looked a bit funny stark white.
One of the things I love about this set is the cute little butterflies. I especially love that you get two - one facing in each direction.
See you over at Just Add Ink!
Bye for now,
Tina
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